Astérix chez les Belges / texte de Goscinny ; dessins de Uderzo.

By:

Goscinny, 1926-1977 [author.]

Contributor(s):

Uderzo [illustrator.]

Material type: Text

text
still image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

2205011502
9782205011500

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Astérix chez les Belges.DDC classification:

448.64
741.5944 23

LOC classification:

PN6747.G6 A83
PN6748.A8 G67 1979

Summary: see WikipediaSummary: Nos sympathiques gaulois cherchent à se mesurer avec les tribus belges qu'on dit les plus braves de tous les peuples gaulois.Summary: After fighting the Belgians, Caesar declares them the bravest enemies he has ever faced (historically claimed by Caesar). His soldiers agree with him, and therefore consider being posted to the camps outside Asterix' village as a period of leave. The village chief is aghast at the idea, claims that his own villagers are the bravest men of Gaul, and travels to Belgium to prove his point. A reluctant Asterix and Obelix go with him.

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Cover series title: "Vne aventvre d'Astérix le Gavlois.".

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Nos sympathiques gaulois cherchent à se mesurer avec les tribus belges qu'on dit les plus braves de tous les peuples gaulois.

After fighting the Belgians, Caesar declares them the bravest enemies he has ever faced (historically claimed by Caesar). His soldiers agree with him, and therefore consider being posted to the camps outside Asterix' village as a period of leave. The village chief is aghast at the idea, claims that his own villagers are the bravest men of Gaul, and travels to Belgium to prove his point. A reluctant Asterix and Obelix go with him.

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